The only utility here is to study the design.
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Python toolkit for quantitative finance
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Re: Python toolkit for quantitative finance
#12Does GS still use their proprietary Slang language or has that been phased out in favour of Python?
Re: Python toolkit for quantitative finance
#13Does GS still use their proprietary Slang language or has that been phased out in favour of Python?
Still very much present, it powers "SecDB" (which is pretty much the nervous system of the entire markets business). While there's certainly been openness to Python/etc and tech to integrate Slang into the 21st century, it's the kind of thing that's hard to imagine ever being phased out.
Re: Python toolkit for quantitative finance
#14This code commits so many sins. The contributing standards are so strange. And what is up with the licensing?
Looking at this code hurts my eyes.
Re: Python toolkit for quantitative finance
#15This code commits so many sins. The contributing standards are so strange. And what is up with the licensing? Looking at this code hurts my eyes.
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#16This code commits so many sins. The contributing standards are so strange. And what is up with the licensing? Looking at this code hurts my eyes.
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#17This is bizarre over engineering:
https://github.com/goldmansachs/gs-quant/blob/51a7ff1afb722c...
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#18This is bizarre over engineering: https://github.com/goldmansachs/gs-quant/blob/51a7ff1afb722c...
The pointless act of "encapsulating" nothing? I see that a lot unfortunately =[
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#19This is bizarre over engineering: https://github.com/goldmansachs/gs-quant/blob/51a7ff1afb722c...
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